Psychology

The Bachelor’s Degree Program in Psychology prepares qualified professionals with a scientific understanding of human mental processes, behavior, personality development, and social relationships. The curriculum includes general psychology, developmental and educational psychology, social psychology, personality psychology, psychodiagnostics, psychological counseling, experimental psychology, and research methods. Students develop practical skills in assessing psychological conditions, applying diagnostic tools, conducting individual and group counseling, identifying psychological difficulties, and designing preventive and developmental programs. Graduates may work in educational institutions, healthcare organizations, social services, human resources departments, counseling centers, and research institutions.